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As COVID-19 reshaped our world, the mental health of healthcare workers became a pressing concern, with many experiencing heightened anxiety. Peer support became important, dealing with new challenges and helping build community connections. This article looks at how peer support networks dealt with challenges, used new solutions, and improved mental health resources during the pandemic….
Finding the right A.A. meetings can be a challenge, but the A.A. Online Meeting Directory simplifies the process. The General Service Office provides this Meeting Guide with detailed information about meetings, including those held online and in person. This article explains how to use the search and filter features, so you can easily find the…
Come to the OIAA Service Expo in Vancouver, a major international event where people from all over the world gather to share in the spirit of Alcoholics Anonymous. This International Convention presents new ideas and useful information for people in the recovery community. In this article, we’ll look at the main features of the Expo…
Dealing with substance use disorder can be difficult for families, so family peer support is an important resource. Family peer specialists are important in meeting family support needs by offering advice and resources for recovery support. The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, along with research from the National Library of Medicine and National…
Email is a powerful tool for Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) groups, especially for those participating in meetings online. In this step-by-step guide, we’ll look at how Lamp-lighters and other AA members can use email to improve communication, share news, and connect with other members. By using email effectively, you can improve communication and keep everyone updated…
Joining the OIAA provides a helpful community that supports your experience with Alcoholics Anonymous in New Jersey. As an Intergroup, OIAA provides useful membership perks, including access to online A.A. resources and chances to connect with peers. In this article, we’ll explain how to become a member, point out the benefits of joining, and make…
Recovering from substance use problems can be tough, but Medication Assisted Recovery Anonymous (MARA) provides a welcoming community for people who want to make a change. Supported by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, MARA uses Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) to help people in recovery. In this article, we’ll look at how MARA meetings…
Introduction to Virtual Peer Support **Virtual peer support** is changing how we approach **mental health** care. Using different types of technology, online support platforms and apps link people with trained **peer support specialists** worldwide. This article looks at how these new tools improve accessibility, build community, and tackle issues in traditional support systems, offering useful…
Participating in A.A. Zoom meetings can be an important part of recovery, and this Meeting Guide will provide all the details you need to begin. By connecting with your local district, you’ll get important meeting details and find weekly gatherings that work with your schedule. The Central Office provides many resources to guide you through…
Introduction to OIAA2025 Prepare to join the OIAA2025 Online Convention, where members come together to discuss the budget and connect with others. Gwen M and Barry, who are leaders in the industry, will guide this meeting, which will have useful discussions and new ideas. In this article, we’ll highlight key moments and attendance tips, ensuring…